The wall of the house is leaking, and the real estate developer doesn't care what to do.

Legal analysis: First of all, it depends on whether your house is under warranty. If it is within the warranty period, the owner can directly consult with the developer and ask the developer for maintenance. It would be best if it could be settled through consultation. If the developer is unwilling to negotiate and fulfill the developer's obligations, then the owner can bring a lawsuit directly to the court. In addition, if water leaks due to the quality problems of the house itself, thus causing losses to the owner's property, the developer can also be required to make corresponding compensation.

Legal basis: Article 18 of the Measures for the Administration of Economically Affordable Housing stipulates that the construction unit of economically affordable housing bears the ultimate responsibility for the quality of the economically affordable housing project it builds, and issues a Housing Quality Guarantee and a Housing Use Manual to the buyer, and undertakes the warranty responsibility to ensure the quality and safety of the project. The requirements for housing quality and performance should be clearly stipulated in the construction contract. The construction and supervision of affordable housing should be carried out by bidding, and qualified construction enterprises and supervision companies with good social responsibilities should be selected for implementation.